Find your talents and discover your earning potentials

I believe everyone was born with a talent; yet many people die without activating them. As children we are loaded with our true personalities, our calling and a deep connection to the creative force. But as we grow older, we tend to forget who we were as children and who we are created to be. In pursuit of academic qualifications, climbing up the career ladder, or competing with others, we often forget that life is filled with endless possibilities and we all came into this world alone, with special gifts - our talents - something we are very good at, that comes naturally to us. Our gift and service to humanity.

Most successful people who walked this earth; regardless of being early or late bloomers, their background, physical or mental abilities or the period they lived, have one thing in common – they

shared their uniqueness with the world by allowing the light within them to lead the way.

You can discover your talents and turn them into something productive today. “How do I discover my talents”, you may ask. You can find them in

the things you do very well
the things you are most passionate about
the things that excite you, or the things that you loved doing as a child

What TALENT is lying LATENT within you?

In the uncertain times we find ourselves, our talents can be transformed into something productive. Some services hot in demand include

· hair making

· making people look beautiful

· food and catering

· designing

· arts and craft

· photography

· customer relations

· innovation

· entertainment (music, comedy, etc.)

· caregiving

· counselling

And so much more.

Where do you fit in? I urge you to open yourself up with a WILLING mind and be guided by your intuitive self. In your daily prayers, seek guidance to find your purpose in this life and to be who you were born to be. I bet you that the universe will open itself to you, and you can be all that you were born to be!

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